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Oct 11, 2013 14:27 |  #1

Took this in Pennsylvania. Does anyone happen to know what kind of spider this could be?

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Oct 11, 2013 23:41 |  #2

i don't know what kind of spider it is, but i do know that's a cool shot.

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Oct 12, 2013 01:20 |  #3

It's hard to tell from a side view. The most useful parts for IDing a spider are the eyes, to place it to family, and the pattern on the back of the abdomen. Do you have a frontal view or a dorsal view?

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Oct 12, 2013 07:38 as a reply to  @ OhLook's post |  #4

Thank you dbricks.

OhLook, I actually don't have any shots that way, but I did notice and interesting pattern underneath the abdomen. I don't know if that would help or could help narrow it down, but I thought I'd show it for a shot.

I'll link you to the shot being 1500x1000 is too big.

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